Mamelodi Sundowns, owned by CAF president Patrice Motsepe, has been fined $100,000 following violent fan disorder during an African Champions League match against Esperance of Tunisia. The Confederation of African Football (CAF) ruled that the South African club breached safety protocols during the April 1 game. Esperance also faced a $150,000 fine for their fans' misconduct. Both teams are set to participate in the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup, and CAF has stressed the necessity of adhering to safety regulations in future matches to prevent further penalties.
Mamelodi Sundowns, owned by CAF president Patrice Motsepe, were fined $100,000 due to violent fan disorder during a Champions League match.
CAF emphasized the necessity for Sundowns to strictly follow safety regulations in future matches, especially with the upcoming semis and Club World Cup.
Esperance was also penalized with a $150,000 fine for fan misconduct during the same matchup, illustrating the ongoing issue of crowd violence in African football.
As both Sundowns and Esperance prepare for the FIFA Club World Cup, they must address these security concerns to avoid further sanctions.
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